STATEMENT OF LIABILITY

LASERLINE IS MANUFACTURED BY

WEST INDUSTRIES INC. LASERLINE IS

PATENTED AND TRADEMARKED.

This device is not a toy. Misuse may cause

serious injury. The user and any person within

range must wear eye protection at all times.

Hearing protection is strongly recommended.

This tool is to be used by adults only. Obey all

local, state, and federal laws. Read all

instructions carefully before use.

Operation Procedure

Please read and understand all material in this

manual before operating this device.

Included in your LaserLine Kit:

1) LaserLine Gun

2) (2) CO2 12- gram cartridges

3) (2) Spools of pull line

4) (2) LaserLine Darts

5) Laser sight, Batteries and Allen tool

6) Instruction manual

Important note: (Kits sold outside the Continental United

States or Air shipped, the CO2 will be excluded.)

Pull Line Darts

CO2 Cartridge

Instruction

Manual

12 gram CO2

adapter

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Line Canister

Laser Sight

Fig. A

Loading the CO2 cartridge

The LaserLine comes with a 12-gram CO2 adapter.

Your LaserLine will also accept larger CO2 tanks.

The 12-gram cartridges are good for approximately 6 -12 full power shots. Depending on your velocity’s

adjustment setting, the higher your velocity the fewer shots

per cartridge. To load a 12- gram cartridge into the gun,

simply insert the large end of the CO2 cartridge into the hole

at the top of the CO2 adapter. Then quickly screw the

adapter onto the threads protruding from the bottom of the

gun until you hear the CO2 cartridge seat. When removing a

CO2 cartridge, be sure the piercing pin O-Ring stays in

place.

See Figure A below.

Installing the line spool

Unscrew the canister end cap. Place the spool into the canister

and replace the end cap. Pull a few feet of line from the center

of the spool. You are now ready to attach the line to the dart.

See Figure B below.

Note: When spool becomes low, the spool may collapse

causing the line to not release properly. When this happens,

replace with a new spool

Canister

Fig. B

Canister Cap

Dart Components

NOTE: line must be attached to the Dart for proper

flight stabilization. Therefore, you will need to use the

line every time you launch the pull line Dart. Even

when sighting in your Laser.

Attaching the Line to the Dart

STEP 1:

1) Holding the Dart in one hand and the tag end of the

Pull Line in the other hand as shown above.

Foam Tail

Piece Dart Shaft

Foam Dart Tip

Line Slot

Notch

Line Centering

Hook

Pull Line

Tag End

STEP 2:

2) Slide the tag end of the pull line between the hard

plastic end cap and the foam tail piece as shown

above. Wrap tag end around Dart (1) time. Line is

between foam and plastic Dart end cap. See details

STEP 3:

3) Pull on the line (as shown above) to shorten the tag

end to approximately 3/8 to 1/2”. This is important

to ensure the least amount of drag from the extra tag

end in the barrel when launching the Dart.

Pull Line Tag End

Line up

with notch

Notch at front of

foam tail piece

STEP 4:

4) Pull the line end forward over the foam tail piece and

through the notch in the ring at the front of the tail

piece. See photo above.

STEP 5:

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5) Holding the line, spin the Dart shaft between finger

tips (2) times around so the line wraps around the

shaft (2) times in the provided line slot.

Line Centering

Hook

STEP 6:

6) Pull the line back over the foam tail piece through the

same notch.

STEP 7:

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7) Pull the line through the notch in the plastic end cap

and through the line centering hook at the top of the

plastic end cap as shown above.

STEP 8:

8) Before you insert the Dart into the LaserLine barrel,

you will need to pull the line back through the notch

at the top of the Darts foam tail piece and down

through the notch at the base of the Darts foam tail

piece. This will secure the line and keep it from

dragging in the barrel when launching the pull line

Dart.

Loading the Dart

Insert the Dart (tail end first) into the barrel of the LaserLine

until the Dart comes to a stop. (Do not try to force it and be

sure to keep the line snug while loading the Dart) Before

cocking the LaserLine, be sure the trigger safety is in the ON

position (safety button protruding from right side of the gun)

See Figure C below.

Once the Dart has been loaded into the barrel and you are

ready to install your pull line (be sure safety is in the ON

position) Pull back on the cocking knob until it locks into

place, you are now ready to launce your Dart and install your

pull line.

See Figure D below.

Be sure you keep the trigger safety in the ON position until

you are ready to launch the Pull Line Dart. Before launching

the Dart, be sure the area is clear. It is recommended that

everyone in the work area wear safety glasses. Failure to

wear eye protection within the work area - could result in

injury. Proper hearing protection is also recommended. Turn

on the laser sight by pressing the button on the back of the

laser, then sight in your proposed path. Release the trigger

Safety and pull the trigger. Your pull line is now installed and

you are ready to pull your cable. It is recommended to turn the

safety back on after each Dart launch.

Safety Button In ON

Position

Fig. C

Fig. D Cocking knob

Insert Dart here

(Tail end first)

Velocity Control

The LaserLine is equipped with a velocity adjustment knob

that will allow you to slightly increase or decrease the darts

velocity. Located below the cocking knob is a knurled

adjustment knob. Turning the adjustment knob clockwise will

increase the dart velocity. Turning the adjustment knob

counter-clockwise will decrease the dart velocity.

See Figure E below.

Fig. E

NOTE: When loading the CO2, make sure the velocity

adjustment knob is not set to the maximum velocity

setting.

Before loading the CO2, turn the velocity knob all the way

to the right until it stops, then back it off approximately 2

full turns. This will prevent the CO2 from leaking and also

allow the valve to seat and seal correctly. Once the CO2

cartridge is installed, you can turn the velocity adjustment

to the preferred velocity position.

WARNING

Before removing CO2 Cartridge from adapter,

be sure to expel all remaining CO2 or damage

to the O-Ring may result.

(To expel CO2, dry fire until remaining CO2 is expelled)

Increase

Velocity (clock wise)

Decrease

Velocity (counter clock wise)

Troubleshooting

CO2 Leak Related Problems:

1. If you can her CO2 leaking once the CO2 has been

installed, you may need to pull slightly back on the

cocking knob or remove the CO2 then turn the

velocity control knob to the low velocity position and

then repeat the CO2 loading process.

2. Check to make sure the O-Ring did not fall out from

the CO2 adapters Piercing pin.

Dart doesn’t fly properly:

1) Dart may be bent or damaged. (Replace Dart)

2) If the Darts foam tip or foam tail piece becomes lose,

re glue with Cyanoacrylate. (super glue)

3) CO2 may be low.

4) Pull Line MUST be attached to the Dart for proper

flight stabilization.

5) Pull line may be low and catching due to collapsed

spool.

For any other issues please contact manufacture,

servicing may be required.

Limited warranty

West Industries, Inc., warrants the replacement of any original

part due to defect in materials and /of workmanship of this

device. This warranty will be in effect for twelve (12) months

for parts and twelve (12) months for labor following the

original date of purchase for the original purchaser. Such

warranty service will be provided with proof of purchase

within the above guidelines. All other repairs or services will

be duly charged for and returned via UPS C.O.D.

West Industries, Inc. will replace without charge any original

part that is determined by West Industries, inc. to be defective

under the terms of this warranty. However, shipping charges

are not covered hereunder. Failure due to an accident, abuse,

neglect, modification, normal wear, operator error, and

maintenance by anyone other than West Industries, Inc. or

qualified service center, will result in voiding the warranty.

Any use of the parts inconsistent with the intended use is also

not covered by this warranty.

For Warranty, parts or service contact:

West Industries Inc.

P.O. Box 25793

Woodbury, MN 55125

(Office) 651-458-1500

(Fax) 651-458-0521

E-mail: info@thelaserline.com

Website: www.thelaserline.com

Repair shipping address:

West Industries Inc. (Service)

8114 Ingberg Trail

Cottage Grove, MN 55016